updated submission info

hackboards/dari_awesomesauce_board/pcb/fp-info-cache

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-24526660622439184
+24540323083309425
 Audio_Module
 Reverb_BTDR-1H
 Digital Reverberation Unit, http://www.belton.co.kr/inc/downfile.php?seq=17&file=pdf (footprint from http://www.uk-electronic.de/PDF/BTDR-1.pdf)
@@ -84477,15 +84477,15 @@ SOT-543 SC-107A EMD4
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 SOT-553
-SOT, 5 Pin (https://www.jedec.org/system/files/docs/MO-293B.pdf), generated with kicad-footprint-generator ipc_gullwing_generator.py
-SOT TO_SOT_SMD JEDEC-MO-293-UAAD-1 Texas-DRL-5
+SOT553
+SOT-553
 0
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 Package_TO_SOT_SMD
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-SOT, 6 Pin (https://www.jedec.org/system/files/docs/MO-293B.pdf), generated with kicad-footprint-generator ipc_gullwing_generator.py
-SOT TO_SOT_SMD JEDEC-MO-293-UAAD Texas-DRL-6
+SOT563
+SOT-563
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@@ -88459,13 +88459,6 @@ LoRa LoRaWAN RAK811
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-RAK3172
-RAK3172 WisDuo LPWAN Module https://docs.rakwireless.com/product-categories/wisduo/rak3172-module/datasheet/
-LoRa LoRaWAN RAK3172
-0
-32
-32
-RF_Module
 RAK4200
 RAK4200 LPWAN Module https://downloads.rakwireless.com/LoRa/RAK4200/Hardware-Specification/RAK4200_Module_Specifications_V1.4.pdf
 LoRa LoRaWAN RAK4200
@@ -99063,31 +99056,3 @@ Varistor VF
 0
 2
 2
-asylum-weather
-DHT11
-Through hole straight socket strip, 1x03, 2.54mm pitch, single row (from Kicad 4.0.7), script generated
-Through hole socket strip THT 1x03 2.54mm single row
-0
-3
-3
-asylum-weather
-TFT_ST7735_SD
-
-
-0
-12
-12
-asylum-weather
-TP4056
-
-
-0
-6
-6
-asylum-weather
-WEMOS_C3_mini
-
-
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-16

hackpads/orpheuspad/README.md

@@ -1,15 +1,66 @@
 # Orpheuspad
 
-This is the example macropad for hackpad! Use me as a reference for directory structure.
+Orpheuspad is a 4 key macropad with a rotary encoder, an OLED Display. It also has 2 WS2812B Leds, and uses QMK firmware
 
-If you're ready to make a submission, please check the guidelines at hackpad.hackclub.com/submitting
+It serves as an example piece/reference for the hackpad YSWS, since it contains an implementation of every common part.
 
-A short explanation would also be great to include
+## Features:
+- Dual layer acrylic case. looks looks awesome doesn't it??
+- 128x32 OLED Display
+- EC11 Rotary encoder for whatever you want
+- 2 WS2812B RGB LEDs. One for underglow, and one that diffuses throughout the case
+- 4 Keys
+- [VIA](https://www.caniusevia.com/) support!
+
+## CAD Model:
+Everything fits together using 5 M3 Bolts and heatset inserts. 4 for the case, one for the PCB. Also, it has a 5 degree tilt
+
+It has 3 separate printed pieces. The angle, the base where the PCB sits, and the top cover. it also has 2 acrylic plates. One to cover the electronics, the other to hold the switches
+
+<img src=assets/cad.png alt="Schematic" width="500"/>
+
+Made in Fusion360. Nifty
 
 
-# BOM:
-- 4x Cherry MX switches
-- 1x EC11 Encoder
-- 1x PCB
-- 5x Through-hole 1N4148 Diodes
-- 2x WS2812B LEDs
+## PCB
+Here's my PCB! It was made in KiCad. The silkscreen was imported from a Figma image.
+
+Schematic
+<img src=assets/schematic.png alt="Schematic" width="300"/>
+
+PCB
+<img src=assets/pcb.png alt="Schematic" width="300"/>
+
+I used MX_V2 for the keyswitch footprints. I think in retrospect, I should've added a ground plane
+
+## Firmware Overview
+This hackpad uses [QMK](https://qmk.fm/) firmware for everything. 
+
+- the rotary encoder changes volume. press to mute
+- The 4 keys currently act as macros I dynamically change in VIA.
+- The OLED is a cat!! Bongocat!! :3
+
+<img src=assets/bongocat.png alt="Bongo Cat" width="300"/>
+
+I might add more in the future! That's it for now
+
+## BOM:
+Here should be everything you need to make this hackpad
+
+- 4x Cherry MX Switches
+- 4x DSA Keycaps
+- 5x M3x5x4 Heatset inserts
+- 3x M3x16mm SHCS Bolts
+- 2X M3x12mm SHCS Bolts
+- 5x 1N4148 DO-35 Diodes.
+- 2x WS2812B LEDs
+- 1x 0.91" 128x32 OLED Display
+- 1x EC11 Rotary Encoder
+- 1x XIAO RP2040
+- 1x Case (3 printed parts, 2 laser cut parts)
+
+
+## Extra stuff
+Honestly I'm not quite too sure what to add here. Favourite meme? a joke?? Uhhh you can imagine it
+
+Oh fun fact: I built mine in SF the day before github universe LOL

hackpads/orpheuspad/pcb/fp-lib-table

@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-(fp_lib_table
-  (version 7)
-  (lib (name "Kailh_PG1353_Solderable")(type "KiCad")(uri "${KIPRJMOD}/libraries/MX_V2/Kailh_PG1353_Solderable.pretty")(options "")(descr ""))
-  (lib (name "MX_Solderable")(type "KiCad")(uri "${KIPRJMOD}/libraries/MX_V2/MX_Solderable.pretty")(options "")(descr ""))
-  (lib (name "Seeed Studio XIAO Series Library")(type "KiCad")(uri "${KIPRJMOD}/libraries/OPL_Kicad_Library/Seeed Studio XIAO Series Library")(options "")(descr ""))
-  (lib (name "Rotary_Encoder")(type "KiCad")(uri "${KIPRJMOD}/libraries/Rotary_Encoder.pretty")(options "")(descr ""))
-  (lib (name "assets")(type "KiCad")(uri "${KIPRJMOD}/assets")(options "")(descr ""))
-)

website/src/pages/hackpad/Submission.mdx

@@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Finally finished your hackpad? Nice job! Follow along and we're going to make su
 
 - [Structuring your project](#structure)
 - [Exporting the production files](#export)
-- [Adding the BOM](#bom)
 - [Adding README files](#readme)
 - [Publishing the design](#publishing)
 
@@ -46,123 +45,57 @@ Nice job on organizing your files! Next, we need to create the manufacturing fil
 
 This is separate from the source files, which are usually a reference to check out & iterate on your design.
 
+Before moving on, create a folder called "production"
+
 ### 1) Export your PCB
 Depending on your tool of choice, the exact workflow will be different. What you want to do is export your PCB as a set of files called Gerbers, which are basically instructions for the manufacturer to build your PCB. It should be compressed into a .zip file.
 
 The internet will help you out on this one. The end file you get should be named gerbers.zip and contain all the production files in it.
 
-But here is a tiny guide anyways:
-
-First, open up the plugin manager of kicad.
-
-<img src="/docs/v2/plugins.png" className="max-w-96" />
-
-Search for "Fabrication Toolkit", select the one with JLC PCB in it's description. Click install, then "Apply Pending Changes". When it's done installing, close the window.
-
-<img src="/docs/v2/install.png" className="max-w-96" />
-
-Now open back up the PCB editor, you should see a new button at the top right:
-
-<img src="/docs/v2/fab.png" className="max-w-96" />
-
-Press it, then click generate. Now you should have a new folder named production, open it up and you should see files like this:
-
-<img src="/docs/v2/files.png" className="max-w-96" />
-
-The one you are looking for is the .zip, you can delete everything else.
+Put it inside the "production" folder
 
 ### 2) Export your Case parts
-Each individual part of the case should be exported into its respective files:
-- If the part is 3D printed, it should be exported into STEP, STP or STL files.
+Each individual part of the case should be exported into its respective files. For example, if you have a top, bottom, and middle part, you should have 3 files:
+- Top.STEP
+- Bottom.STEP
+- Middle.STEP 
 
-Note: Prefer STEP/STP to STL, since they use math to represent the objects, and thus will produce smoother curves and higher quality prints.
+If you can't export them as STEPs, STLs are okay too!
 
-Put it inside a folder called "case"
+Put all of these files in the "production" folder as well
 
 ### 3) Compile your firmware
 This step is going to depend on what you used specifically, for QMK the resulting file should be named firmware.uf2
 
-If you are using KMK, just put the main.py file inside the firmware folder/
+If you are using KMK, you'll just have a main.py file.
 
-What you want to search for is how to compile firmware for an rp2040. Good luck!
-
-### 4) Organize it all
-Now that you've made all the production files, create a new folder called production and put all the files in there.
-
-<a name="bom"/>
-## Adding a BOM
-Add a new file inside the root of your project, and call it BOM.txt.
-
-Write what components you need inside! Example:
-
-```
-- 1x 128x64 0.96" SSD1306 OLED Display
-- 8x SK6812 Mini Neopixels
-- 8x Alps MX switches
-- 1x Seeed XIAO RP2040
-- 2x 4.7kΩ THT resistors
-```
+Either way, put them in the "production" folder
 
 <a name="readme"/>
 ## Adding a README
-A README is essential to all open-source projects. It allows people to know more about you and your project. You submission should have one!
+A README is essential to all open-source projects. It allows people to know more about you and your project without having to dig into every single 
 
-You can put absolutely *anything* on it, as it's your page. I recommend talking about:
+The README is pretty flexible, but you MUST include the following parts:
 
-- What was your inspiration to make it?
-- Hardest challenges faced
-- Other fun facts to know
+- A screenshot of your overall hackpad
+- A screenshot of your schematic
+- A screenshot of your PCB
+- A screenshot of your case and how it'll fit together
+- a BOM for your parts
 
-Every hackpad submission's page will be published on the main hackpad website, so make sure to go submit!
+It'll be different for each hackpad, but good examples of what I'm looking for are:
 
-Here is a tiny guide on creating a README.md, be sure to modify your own version!
-
-Start by creating a new file called README.md at the top of your project using any text editor. Any file ending in .md is called a markdown file, it will be parsed by github to create [pretty texts](https://github.com/hackclub/asylum/blob/main/designs/weather_stations/dari_awesome_example/README.md).
-
-Check [here](https://commonmark.org/help/) to learn the basic markdown syntax.
-
-Remember, to make a new line you **must** press enter 2 times!
-
-First please discribe the featurs of your macropad! What did you add? How many leds you have? Do you have any special art on it?
-
-Then please make a part where you introduce your PCB! Write us a little about how you made your PCB. Please also make a table with the pictures of your schematic and pcb:
-
-First, take a screenshot of your macropad. Upload it to the #cdn channel in slack! You should receive a link to the file. (And if #cdn is down, try https://imgbb.com/, you will get a link starting with ibb.co, change it to i.ibb.co then append "/image.png" or "/image.jpg" to the link)
-
-Then add a table of the following format to your README.md:
-
-```
-| **Schematic** | **PCB** |
-|---------------|---------|
-|![](link_to_schematic)|![](link_to_pcb)|
-```
-
-While replacing link_to_schematic and link_to_pcb to your links.
-
-Don't forget to add a line stating that you ran DRC and have 0 erors! If you haven't done it, do it now in kicad!
-
-You can showcase your 3D view too :3
-
-After that make a part showcasing your CAD model. Discribe it a bit, then embed a image of it with `![](link_to_image)`.
-
-After that, give us a overview on your firmware!
-
-At the end, copy and paste your BOM please.
-
-Maybe write something funny at the end! Thats up to you!
-
-A good example would be [this, even if it's not for hackpad](https://github.com/hackclub/asylum/blob/main/designs/weather_stations/dari_awesome_example/README.md). Or look at [my readme!](https://github.com/hackclub/hackpad/blob/main/hackpads/cyaopad/README.md)
-
-PS. You might want to license your work, look at [https://choosealicense.com/](https://choosealicense.com/), pick a license and copy then paste the text into a LICENSE.txt file
-
-If you want, you can also add some readme files into your subdirectories, that would be awesome!
+- [Orpheuspad example](https://github.com/hackclub/hackpad/blob/main/hackpads/orpheuspad/README.md)
+- [My weather staton](https://github.com/hackclub/asylum/blob/main/designs/weather_stations/dari_awesome_example/README.md)
+- [Ducc's Fidget Toy](https://github.com/hackclub/hackpad/blob/main/hackpads/Duccs%20Fidget%20Toy/README.md)
+- [Cyaopad](https://github.com/hackclub/hackpad/blob/main/hackpads/cyaopad/README.md)
 
 ### Make a PR 
 First, double check your submission against the [Orpheuspad](https://github.com/hackclub/hackpad/tree/main/hackpads/orpheuspad) example to make sure you have the correct structure. Everything should match exactly, except for the filenames.
 
-The directory should almost look like this:
+Here's what it should look like
 
-<img src="/docs/v2/tree.png" className="max-w-96" />
+<img src="/docs/v2/tree2.png" className="max-w-96" />
 
 If anything is unclear, make sure to ask in #hackpad!
 
@@ -176,33 +109,3 @@ If everything went correctly, your PR will be reviewed (and hopefully approved!)
 - Your 3D printed case
 
 For many of you, the firmware may not work the first try. That's okay! Keep working at it until it's fixed; if you send a video in #hackpad showing it working, I'll ship you a free custom hack-club keycap and sticker!
-
-<a name="publishing"/>
-## Publishing your project
-You received your board, and now want the custom keycaps? You now need to actually publish your project! This involves writing a simple page for it explaining what it is.
-
-First, go to the directory `website/src/pages/submissions`, create a new folder for your submission (Cyaopad for me). Then make a .mdx file that is named after your macropad (Cyaopad.mdx for me).
-
-Copy all the content of the README.md over, but remove the table and put the images on separate lines.
-
-Then open the file `hackpad/website/src/main.tsx` and add a line of the following format at where it says IMPORT YOUR PROJECTS HERE:
-
-```
-import CyaoPad from "./pages/submissions/Cyaopad/CyaoPad.mdx"
-```
-
-Be sure to change the name to your own.
-
-Then scroll down to almost the bottom of the page, to where it says "Submitting? Great! Do something like this:". Add a new entry in the following format:
-
-```
-  {
-    path: "/projects/cyaopad",
-    element: <DocPage Content={ CyaoPad } SideBar={ SideBar } />
-  },
-```
-
-Be sure to change the name to your own again. Now you should be able to view your site at the adress https://hackpad.hackclub.com/projects/\{yourname\} after your pr is merged.
-
-Your final result should look like this [this](/projects/cyaopad)
-